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| 04-29-2008, 07:28 PM | #1 |
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e92 Bolt pattern
In the case of selling rims does the bolt pattern match many other cars out there right now benz e class? g35s?
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The only other cars that share the 5x120 bolt pattern with BMW is the Pontiac GTO, the Acura RL and the current generation Lexus LS (however, all their hub bores are different from BMW as are their required offsets). Mercedes Benz is a 5x112 bolt pattern.
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Pretty Sure Polaris ATVs are also 5/120 FWIW....
Might be able to hook up some killer paddles for the dunes or something. ---Never Mind.... I was way off. 4/115 4/110 more likely...
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